Sunrisers Hyderabad vs Mumbai Indians Match Scorecard (2026 IPL): Full Scorecard, Stats & Amazing Result

Sunrisers Hyderabad pulled off yet another high-octane chase at the Wankhede Stadium, and this Sunrisers Hyderabad vs Mumbai Indians match scorecard breaks down exactly how they did it. Chasing a stiff target of 244, SRH cantered home by six wickets with eight balls to spare, riding on a blistering 129-run opening stand between Abhishek Sharma and Travis Head before Heinrich Klaasen finished the job in style. The result came despite a career-defining innings from Mumbai Indians wicketkeeper-batter Ryan Rickelton, whose unbeaten 123 was the highest individual score by an MI batter in IPL history.

This full SRH vs MI scorecard covers every batting and bowling figure, the fall of wickets, key stats, turning points, and the head-to-head record between the two franchises.

Sunrisers Hyderabad vs Mumbai Indians Match Scorecard – Quick Facts

Match Detail	Information
Match	Mumbai Indians vs Sunrisers Hyderabad
Competition	IPL 2026
Match Number	Match 41
Date	April 29, 2026
Venue	Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai
Toss	Mumbai Indians won and elected to bat
MI Score	243/5 in 20 overs
SRH Score	249/4 in 18.4 overs
Result	SRH won by 6 wickets
Player of the Match	Heinrich Klaasen (65* off 30 balls & 2 catches)

These match details are consistent with the official IPL scorecard.

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Mumbai Indians Batting Scorecard

MI Batting Performance

Batter	Runs	Balls	4s	6s	Strike Rate
Ryan Rickelton (wk)	123*	55	8	7	223.64
Will Jacks	46	26	5	3	176.92
Naman Dhir	20	13	2	1	153.85
Suryakumar Yadav	8	7	2	0	114.29
Tilak Varma	8	6	2	0	133.33
Hardik Pandya (c)	29	11	2	3	263.64
Robin Minz	1*	2	0	0	50.00
Extras	8	–	–	–	–
Total	243/5	(20 overs)

Ryan Rickelton was the standout performer for MI, scoring 123 off 55 balls. It was an innings for the record books — the highest individual score by a Mumbai Indians batter in IPL history, surpassing Sanath Jayasuriya’s 114. Rickelton reached his fifty in just 23 balls (his quickest in the IPL) and raced to a maiden IPL century in 44 balls, the fastest hundred ever recorded by an MI batter. He struck Nitish Kumar Reddy, Harsh Dubey, and Nathan Hinge with equal disdain through the middle overs before finishing unbeaten as MI added only 41 runs in the last four overs.

Sunrisers Hyderabad Bowling Scorecard

SRH Bowling Figures

Bowler	Overs	Maidens	Runs	Wickets	Economy
Lasith Malinga	4	0	29	1	7.25
Nathan Hinge	4	0	54	2	13.50
Pat Cummins	4	0	40	1	10.00
Nitish Kumar Reddy	4	0	58	1	14.50
Harsh Dubey	4	0	62	0	15.50
Total	20	0	243	5	12.15

Nathan Hinge was the pick of the SRH bowlers with 2/54, while Malinga’s 1/29 was comfortably the most economical spell of the innings, keeping Rickelton relatively quiet in patches. Cummins bowled a boundary-less 17th over, but Reddy and Dubey both leaked runs as Rickelton went after them in the death overs.

Sunrisers Hyderabad Batting Scorecard

SRH Batting Performance

Batter	Runs	Balls	4s	6s	Strike Rate
Abhishek Sharma	45	23	6	3	195.65
Travis Head	76	39	5	5	194.87
Ishan Kishan	0	1	0	0	0.00
Nitish Kumar Reddy	21	9	2	1	233.33
Heinrich Klaasen	65*	30	7	4	216.67
Salil Arora	30*	10	0	5	300.00
Extras	12	–	–	–	–
Total	249/4	(18.4 overs)

Travis Head top-scored for SRH with 76, while Salil Arora finished unbeaten on 30 from 10 balls. Head raced to his own fifty in just 20 balls as part of a 129-run opening stand with Abhishek Sharma, before Heinrich Klaasen — who was named Player of the Match — steadied SRH’s innings with an unbeaten 65 off 30 balls that included a 22-ball fifty. Arora then finished things off in a hurry, striking five sixes in his unbeaten cameo to seal the chase with eight balls to spare.

Mumbai Indians Bowling Scorecard

MI Bowling Figures

Bowler	Overs	Maidens	Runs	Wickets	Economy
Jasprit Bumrah	4	0	52	0	13.00
Trent Boult	4	0	58	1	14.50
Hardik Pandya	3	0	38	1	12.67
Allah Mohammad Ghazanfar	4	0	51	2	12.75
Ashwani Kumar	3.4	0	50	0	13.64
Total	18.4	0	249	4	13.35

Allah Mohammad Ghazanfar was MI’s best bowler on the night, striking twice inside two overs to remove Abhishek Sharma and Ishan Kishan and briefly give MI hope. Hardik Pandya accounted for Travis Head, and Trent Boult finally broke through late to dismiss Nitish Kumar Reddy, but Jasprit Bumrah endured a rare off day, going wicketless as SRH raced to victory.

Fall of Wickets

Mumbai Indians Fall of Wickets

Wicket	Batter Dismissed	Score	Over
1	Will Jacks	93	8.2
2	Suryakumar Yadav	110	10.5
3	Naman Dhir	165	14.3
4	Hardik Pandya	221	18.1
5	Tilak Varma	232	19.2

Sunrisers Hyderabad Fall of Wickets

Wicket	Batter Dismissed	Score	Over
1	Abhishek Sharma	129	8.4
2	Ishan Kishan	129	8.5
3	Travis Head	133	9.4
4	Nitish Kumar Reddy	213	16.2

The official scorecard records MI’s wickets at 93, 110, 165, 221 and 232, while SRH lost wickets at 129, 129 and 133 before Reddy’s dismissal at 213 — a stretch that saw SRH lose three wickets inside two overs after cruising through the powerplay unbeaten.

Match Summary

Mumbai Indians won the toss and elected to bat first at the Wankhede — only the second time in 22 games at this venue that MI had chosen to bat rather than chase. It proved a productive decision early on, with Rickelton and Jacks putting on a brisk opening stand before Rickelton went into overdrive, taking apart Reddy, Dubey and Hinge to reach the fastest century in Mumbai Indians’ IPL history off just 44 balls. MI eventually finished on 243/5, their highest first-innings total in IPL history, though the last four overs yielded only 41 runs as SRH’s death bowling tightened up.

SRH’s reply was every bit as aggressive. Abhishek Sharma and Travis Head put on 129 for the first wicket, with 92 of those runs coming inside the powerplay alone, taking SRH to 92/0 after six overs against MI’s 78/0 at the same stage. Sharma got proceedings underway by taking on Trent Boult early, while Head cut and flicked his way to a 20-ball fifty, briefly putting SRH ahead of the required rate before MI had even settled into their bowling plans.

Ghazanfar’s twin strikes in quick succession removing Sharma for 45 and then trapping Kishan for a golden duck first ball briefly slowed the chase, before Head fell attempting to keep the momentum going, mistiming one to extra cover off Hardik Pandya to leave SRH at 133/3, having lost three wickets inside two overs after cruising through the powerplay unbeaten.

That is where Heinrich Klaasen took charge, combining with Nitish Kumar Reddy in an 80-run stand for the fourth wicket to push the required rate back down from around 11 an over. Klaasen targeted Ghazanfar and Ashwani Kumar in particular, going inside-out over extra cover on multiple occasions and later admitting his troublesome left shoulder had forced him to lean on that shot more than the traditional slog over cow corner. Reddy was eventually caught by Suryakumar Yadav at deep square leg off Boult, but by then the equation had been reduced to a formality.

Klaasen carried on to an unbeaten 65 off 30 balls, reaching his own fifty in 22 balls, and Salil Arora’s electric 30 off 10 balls at the death including five sixes saw SRH cross the line at 249/4, with 18.4 overs on the clock and eight balls unused. It was SRH’s fifth win in a row, lifting them to third on the points table, while MI’s home struggles continued as they slipped to ninth following back-to-back defeats.

Key Performers of SRH vs MI

Category	Player	Performance
Best Batter – MI	Ryan Rickelton	123* (55)
Best Batter – SRH	Travis Head	76 (39)
Best Partnership	Abhishek Sharma & Travis Head (1st wicket)	129 runs
Player of the Match	Heinrich Klaasen	65* (30) & 2 catches

SRH vs MI Scorecard: Key Stats

• Highest individual score: Ryan Rickelton – 123* (the highest-ever score by an MI batter in IPL history)
• Highest team total: Sunrisers Hyderabad – 249/4
• Most sixes: Ryan Rickelton – 7
• Most fours: Heinrich Klaasen – 7
• Best strike rate: Salil Arora – 300.00
• Best bowling figures: Allah Mohammad Ghazanfar – 2/51
• Highest partnership: Abhishek Sharma & Travis Head – 129 (1st wicket)
• Fastest scoring innings: Salil Arora – 30* off 10 balls
• Total match runs: 492 (243 + 249)
• Total sixes in the match: 32 (MI 14, SRH 18)
• Total fours in the match: 41 (MI 21, SRH 20)

Records Broken in This SRH vs MI Scorecard

• Ryan Rickelton’s unbeaten 123 is the highest individual score by a Mumbai Indians batter in IPL history, going past Sanath Jayasuriya’s 114.
• Rickelton’s century, reached in 44 balls, is also the fastest hundred by an MI batter in the tournament’s history.
• MI’s 243/5 stands as the franchise’s highest first-innings total in IPL history.
• Sunrisers Hyderabad’s chase of 244 ranks among the highest successful run-chases in IPL history, continuing SRH’s reputation as the league’s most fearless chasing side.
• This was MI’s first time batting first at the Wankhede Stadium after choosing to field in almost every prior home game this season, a tactical change that ultimately wasn’t enough to hold off SRH’s top order.

SRH vs MI Head-to-Head Record

Statistic	Record
Total matches	26
SRH wins	11
MI wins	15
No result	0
Most recent meeting	MI vs SRH, Match 41, IPL 2026 (SRH won by 6 wickets)

Mumbai Indians still hold the overall edge in this rivalry, but Sunrisers Hyderabad have chipped away at that gap in recent seasons behind their aggressive top order. The two sides first met on May 1, 2013, when SRH successfully chased down 130 to win by seven wickets — a template of aggressive batting that has defined this fixture ever since.

SRH vs MI Match Highlights

MI’s explosive first innings Rickelton and Jacks got MI off to a flying start, and once Rickelton found his range, MI cruised past 200 inside 16 overs on the back of successive 50-run stands.

Rickelton’s century Rickelton’s unbeaten 123 off 55 balls, laced with 8 fours and 7 sixes, remains the highest score by any Mumbai Indians batter in IPL history and came off just 44 balls — the fastest MI century on record.

SRH’s aggressive chase Abhishek Sharma and Travis Head didn’t let the size of the target intimidate them, smashing 92 runs in the powerplay alone to set SRH’s chase up perfectly.

Head’s major contribution Travis Head’s 76 off 39 balls, including a 20-ball fifty, set the platform SRH needed before Ghazanfar and Pandya struck twice in quick succession.

Middle-order acceleration Heinrich Klaasen’s calm, calculated 65* off 30 balls — built around inside-out shots over extra cover — steadied SRH after the 133/3 wobble and effectively sealed the win.

Final overs and winning moment The official over-by-over data shows SRH scoring 16 runs in the 19th over to complete the chase, with Salil Arora’s late assault finishing the game with eight balls to spare.

SRH vs MI Match Turning Points

1. Rickelton’s century – A 44-ball hundred took MI from a competitive total to a genuinely daunting 243/5, the highest first-innings score in MI’s IPL history.
2. SRH’s powerplay – Sharma and Head’s 92-run powerplay effectively neutralised MI’s big total inside the first six overs of the chase.
3. Key MI wickets – Ghazanfar’s twin strikes (Sharma, Kishan) followed by Pandya removing Head swung the momentum back toward MI, reducing SRH to 133/3.
4. SRH’s middle-over acceleration – The 80-run stand between Klaasen and Reddy for the fourth wicket absorbed the pressure and kept the required rate manageable.
5. Final overs of the chase – Arora’s unbeaten 30 off 10 balls, including five sixes, made sure there was no late twist.

SRH vs MI Match Scorecard – Team Comparison

Statistic	Mumbai Indians	Sunrisers Hyderabad
Runs	243/5	249/4
Overs	20	18.4
Wickets Lost	5	4
Powerplay Score	78/0	92/0
Sixes	14	18
Fours	21	20
Extras	8	12
Result	Lost	Won

Conclusion

This Sunrisers Hyderabad vs Mumbai Indians match scorecard told the story of two contrasting fortunes: a record-breaking, tournament-defining century from Ryan Rickelton that still wasn’t enough to hold off SRH’s relentless top order. MI’s 243/5 was their highest total in IPL history, yet Sunrisers Hyderabad chased it down with ease at 249/4, powered by Abhishek Sharma and Travis Head’s 129-run opening stand and finished off by Heinrich Klaasen and Salil Arora. It’s a result that keeps Sunrisers Hyderabad firmly in playoff contention while Mumbai Indians search for answers at home — and it’s another match that will be remembered whenever fans revisit the Sunrisers Hyderabad vs Mumbai Indians match scorecard archives from IPL 2026.

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